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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1928

Page

11

Private Plants Give Lower GOS Say Utility Men

Census figures cited by H B Maynard show US average unit revenue for electric energy fell from 3.25 to 2.35 cents per kilowatt hour between 1902 and 1922, a 28 percent drop. Private plants dropped 30 percent, municipal plants rose 26 percent, with municipal revenues per kilowatt hour higher in most states.

Grand Piano Storage Bargain Ad

Like new late model Baby Grand Piano stored Waterloo for sale. Pay 50 dollars cash and a small balance 10 dollars per month without interest. For exact price, description, or home trial, write immediately. Miss Sylvia Snook 915 Walnut St Des Moines advertisement.

Waterloo Sylvia Snook Walnut St. Des Moines

Municipal electric revenue varies by state shares in 1922

The record shows higher municipal revenue in states with more than 10 percent municipal sales of total plant output, averaging 3.09 cents per kilowatt hour, while states with 5 to 10 percent municipal sales averaged 2.26 cents. Those with 2 to 5 percent averaged 2.23 cents and under 2 percent at 2.09 cents, with Washington posting the lowest private plant rate at 2.24 cents. private plants in 22 states charged less than that, and municipals nationwide averaged 4.04 cents per kilowatt hour, exceeded in all but nine states where private sales accounted for exactly one percent of U S private sales.

United States H. B. Maynard Town Public Service Company National Electric Light Association Bureau of the Census Florida New Mexico Maynard California Altho Washington

Girls in Hurry to Make Classes Crash Gas Pumps

Four girls en route to Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls escaped serious injury when their car slid and struck a Rainbow Drive gas station, knocking over three pumps. Drivers Alla Maust Alberta Miller Marion Bechtelheimer and Alice Bechtelheimer sustained bruises and minor injuries, yet attended classes. The pumps were badly damaged and the radiator damaged.

Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Rainbow Drive College Hill Alla Maust W. H. Maust Denver Street Alberta Miller Orange Township Marion Bechtelheimer Alice

Girls Fail To Reach School On Time After Fast Drive

The car and two fenders were damaged and a tire blown out. Mrs Maust says Altn's mother that the girls started late this morning and likely drove fast trying to reach their early classes on time.

Maust Altn

Caste System Hinders India Progress Says Y Group Speaker

V M Uahibsaksh of Calcutta, head of visual instruction for the Indian Y M C A, told Y's Men's Fratelli and Hi Y clubs at a joint meeting that the caste system has greatly hindered India’s progress. The talk highlighted the Y M C A mission to break down caste barriers.

India V. M. Uahibsaksh Calcutta Department of Visual Instruction Fratelli

Immanuel Church Young People Lead Tonight

Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran church members from the junior and senior Walther Leagues will direct tonight’s program as the church marks its fiftieth anniversary. Rev H B Roepe of Garrison N D will deliver the sermon, with Rev Edwin Hempel of Conray Indiana urging active, prayerful service and regular attendance to sustain church progress.

Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Walther H. B. Roepe Garrison N. D Edwin Hempel Conrgy

France Sees Lowest Infant Death Rate of 1927

The report notes France recorded the lowest infant mortality in its history for 1927, while contrasting attitudes toward religious attendance and personal devotion.

France

Bars political flavor in school publications

Des Moines on October 16 reports that two articles in the North High School weekly The Oracle displayed partisan bias. Superintendent J W Studebaker ruled that such material will be barred from Des Moines school publications, rejecting favorably biased content toward Herbert Hoover, Republican presidential nominee.

Des Moines North the Oracle Des Moines School Publications J. W. Studebaker Herbert Hoovier

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